." >> dan: wayne freedman is live at sfo where he is talking with stranded passengers and there were many of them. >> reporter: there were. we are in the park south of sfo. it's surreal looking across the bay at the wreckage the asiana flight 214. it was a tragedy for those two people killed and others aboard. it's been a major inconvenience for anyone else using the airport today. here is video and passengers at the international terminal waiting on flights had not yet arrived yet. many. larger flights were diverted to seattle. they begin arriving two or three hours. here are two passengers. they were bewildered and in limbo. let's begin with a gentleman from germany. >> they decided to put me on british airways flight. i'm not sure. >> so you were supposed to be out of here by now, right? >> by now, yes. >> when do you think you will get out of here? >> i have no idea. >> sat for two hours on the phone. >> are you going to get home tonight? >> no, not until monday. >> two more days? >> two more days. >> who is paying for the airline ticket? >> they didn't charge us anything but we

abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is there to explain why it's happening and wayne, impact of this.he impact is large. 8500 students go here. they haven't yet lost their accreditation that will come at the end of, well brks this time next year. july of 2014. two words fit, shock and anger. the letter came in this morning. students protesting outside of the building after the college received that letter saying it's fallen short in 11 of 14 areas requiring improvement. including eligible eligible, -- eligibility, finances libraries. next step appointment of a special trusty that will have final say on all matters. the chancellor did not speak on cram this afternoon. here is the college spokes person follow bid student reaction. >> we'll be stream lined. and there one will be trusty instead of 7:00. >> the fact they've failed think you're not giving credit to the staff. i feel like they're here to help me. >> they down sized the college. they diminished the mission statement and cuts money of the programs of services. they fired 39 counselors. >> ccsf does have ability to ask for a re

wayne freedman found out it's create add a breed of celebrities. >> ham? hammy? >> what may be the most reclusive celebrity lives in this apartment. >> he's here. >> he's barricaded right now behind that locked door no doubt sniff deciding about us. >> i think we might be able to get him out for a minute or two. there is a chance this might be a you and me. >> so said jay stow, the roommate. >> ham? let's go see him. the feline otherwise known as hamilton the hipster cat hide hearing. >> he's like every other cat when no one else is around. >> except for that distinguishing mustache it began when he posted pictures just for fun. now, he has more than 91,000 followers on instagram. >> it's adorable cat with a mustache. >> did you plan this? >> i don't think so. >> some have doubts... let's look at what jay did for a living. back stage his comedy friends are merciless. >> i got this from a food truck. >> when performing his human jor anything but warm and fuzzy. >> you go hike something so you have partaken in the dumbest activity on earth? >> he nengs mentions ham

wayne freedman found out it's create add a breed of celebrities. >> ham? hammy?ay be the most reclusive celebrity lives in this apartment. >> he's here. >> he's barricaded right now behind that locked door no doubt sniff deciding about us. >> i think we might be able to get him out for a minute or two. there is a chance this might be a you and me. >> so said jay stow, the roommate. >> ham? let's go see him. the feline otherwise known as hamilton the hipster cat hide hearing. >> he's like every other cat when no one else is around. >> except for that distinguishing mustache it began when he posted pictures just for fun. now, he has more than 91,000 followers on instagram. >> it's adorable cat with a mustache. >> did you plan this? >> i don't think so. >> some have doubts... let's look at what jay did for a living. back stage his comedy friends are merciless. >> i got this from a food truck. >> when performing his human jor anything but warm and fuzzy. >> you go hike something so you have partaken in the dumbest activity on earth? >> he nengs mentions hamilton. >>

that is the latest from oakland, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. and now to the crash at sfo. abc 7 news obtained first 911 calls made by the passengers. >> we're going to play calls for you. when you listen it's amazing how calm some passengers are after escaping that wreckage. listen now. >> from san francisco airport. our airplane just crashed upon landing and i think we need medics. >> are you at pa sichic runway? >> i don't know the he we just ran out of the airplane. >> there are people that need help. >> yes. is there anyway an ambulance can be sent. >> are you seeing ambulances there? >> no. we have people who were not found they're burned badly. >> we have more of the 911 report reporteddings to share with you. we'll play more coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> they sound calm given the circumstances. federal investigators have released information on how long it took to get passengers off that have flight following the crash. vic lee joins with us more. vic? >> the chairman just finished her briefing here at this conference room at holid

. >> abc 7 wayne freedman talked with commuters who got up very early. >> in jack london square, neon spelled ferry and spelled frustration. a race to be first. >> what is your fear now? >> not being able to get to work on time. >> you would normally be here at this hour? >> no. >> that is what circumstances beyond your control instead, control you. last weekend's threatened strike became a reality, anxious commuters waited. >> this is my first time. >> this will go on for a long time. >> first ferry left on time. they continued to come and go at 45 minute intervals all morning. the bay ferry brought in other boats from other agencies to ease whatever pain it could. >> normally we'd have 20,000 seats available. today we have 50,000 available. >> around 7:00 a.m. lines reached peaks. patience? a virtue. >> does it look like you made the first boat? >> no. >> second boat? >> yes a victory in the middle of failed talks you found? >> success. >> wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> i'm matt keller, bart strike created long lines at the bus stop. no bart, no problem. unless you consider a long wa

>> no. >> mom would never allow it. >> she is keeping a close eye on me. [ laughter ] wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> katie: having to clean those up. how did your dress fare? >> my dress was fine but it was the toddlers and clean up. >> so you have learned along the way. i'm an expert. >> we have clouds and fog to start off with and clear conditions in the south bay. it will be nice and mild there. i'll tell you how warm it is going to be and few changes in the accu-weather seven-day forecast. >>> also next a giants try to snap out of their recent woes and n san diego. >>> welcome back. you might be waking up to some gray skies. >> we will see sunny skies except along the coast. some of those clouds hugging the coastline still. a little bit of green and low level moisture in the clouds is picking up. not giving us any rain. nothing to worry about in terms of rain. here is a live look from sutro tower, san francisco looking out towards the bay. pockets of sunshine developing around the bay area but you see the clouds, that is all coming in from the coast. currently 55 in san francisc

. >> wayne freedman has been out neat all day joins us live where it's been steamy. wayne? >> they're calling it a cooling trend out here. jokingly of course. a lady walked by a sign that read 94 degrees she goes that is nothing. you can read it. and you'll still sweat. >> felt warmer yesterday. >> jennifer spent tree skmours lost about five pounds advertising the virtues of a mere by lunch buffet. >> how do you get this lucky to get this job this week? i've been asking myself that all day. >> imagine working construction on this day. no. don't. it will make you thirsty. try selling fire works in this heat. no. don't that. will make you more thirsty when you hear about martha and friends tried to keep cool in this box baikd by the sun we use scarfs around our necks. >> we might have used music from lords of arabia. but we weechblt long with birds... >> yes. >> a living thing happening by the farmer's market in downtown concord. >> he did not sell many as expects. >> why don't you call them cold links. >> where does your mind go? >> it wanders by itself, you know? >> we have

wayne freedman has the story. >> 36 years after the wedding and the bride has a problem. >> my wedding dress, it was really badly stained and spotted. >> valerie, on the day she got married and before she loaned a dress to a friend who ruined it. she came here hoping for a miracle, and what looks like wall to wall wedding dress land. >> it's beautiful. it's perfect. >> as it should be, considering lynette's reputation at crystal cleaning center. >> is this more complicated than having your shirt done? >> a little bit. >> the preservation of wedding gowns. >> i'm probably not going to hold it and pick it up, but it's fun to know it's there and it's back to the way it was when i wore it the first time. >> which is not often an easy task based on the available evidence. >> it was in the garden. >> how do you know? >> grass stain, heel marks. >> you can get that out? >> yes, sir. larry can. >> that would be larry, the dry cleaning guy who works in the back. >> it's an art. >> one requiring a secret combination of chemical agents and elbow grease to remove food, wine. >> clean it all. >> wh

it appears to be wrapped up at this point and no longer a tleet let's check in now with wayne freedman with the latest. wayne? >> this is what they're you calling a 90 fire, 90 acres burned, 90% contained. here is the view that started about 1:00 inside of the naval weapons station. then, neighbors say there are fires here every summer. here is one of them. >> i'm assuming from the train tracks. every year, it happens. parks go down here and sparks started off this, is the worst i've seen. i don't know how many acres. >> you say this happens every year? >> every year. trains go by, and sparks off the train, it starts. >> cal fire is saying there is no known cause right now. nor any property damage you can see it's hit still hot here and wind still blowing. smoky and neighbors feel fortunate this wasn't worse than it turned out to be. >> an oakland neighborhood mourning the murder of a woman known as pet nanny. judy solo monday was shot and killed in her car yesterday just blocks from her home. abc 7 news is at the oakland police headquarters where detectiveses -- detectives are working

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> the vintner said he hopes it doesn't snow. that's an exaggeration, but things have been strange this year. >> certainly. temperatures running below average. in fact, just a few 80s out in the east bay valleys and barely an 80 down in the santa clara valley this morning. fog everywhere. in fact, we are looking at plenty of low clouds and fog this morning with temperatures on the cool side. so here's a look this morning from -- i think this is vollmer peak.we are looking at certainle cloud deck with us throughout much of the morning hours. then it will finally give way to some sunshine. so right now here's a look from mt. tam. temperatures are in the 50s, except for mountain view at 60. 56 in san jose, 55 half moon bay. haven't seen any sunshine there. and temperatures have been running cool all the way down the central coast. this is really the brightest area. san jose we are looking at fair skies. still temperatures are chilly and numbers up in the north bay. the coolest, santa rosa 52. 58 in the livermore valley with clouds i

wayne freedman is in bodega bay with the story of hope for the white abalone. >> scientific achievements are miracles and can come in small sizes. the abalone are still young and some day will grow to be like this. big, healthy, and hopefully no longer an endangered delicacy. >> let's see if i can get this here. >> they are delicious. i have never tasted one. >> but tasting success will be another matter for this scientist at uc davis. she and colleagues showed off after how after ten years of trying they successfully bread white abalone. no small task. >> the challenge is getting them to reproduce in captivity, to create babies in captivity. >> what's so hard about that? >> they didn't want to. >> the question is what causes these abalone to reproduce? they know the trigger is a combination of food and light and temperature. but in what amount? >> once we have enough of these young that we can experiment with, we will put them in and manipulate each one of those individually and see which one has an effect on reproduction. >> as of now the lab has 125 specimens from these. one is as lar

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> so the weather for them, the same for everyone else, a little below average this week? yeah, f august is when we will be warming up and that's in the week ahead, the seven-die outlook. right now the live doppler 7hd painting plenty of low fog and clouds. most of us are gray except out toward san jose and livermore. and concord beginning to see some sunshine. the marine layer up to 2,000 feet deep. it has spread across the bay. southwest winds keeping it cool in the city today. here's the north bay where temperatures will be below average. this is mt. tam. right now 59 in oakland, cloudy skies. mountain view 53, the warmer location and 55 shrouded in clouds all day long half moon bay. and it's nice and sunny in san jose with numbers in the south bay in the upper 50s. 61 by the delta. but, boy, those southwesterly winds offsetting the mild reading because those winds are gusting to about 30 miles an hour. 63 livermore, though, with some sun. napa is only at 56. here's emeryville where yesterday it climbed into the upper 60s with some sunshine, a little breezy.

wayne freedman has the story. >> 36 years after the wedding and the bride has a problem. >> my wedding dress, it was really badly stained and spotted. >> valerie, on the day she got married, and before she loaned a dress to a friend who ruined it. she came here hoping for a miracle, and what looks like wall to wall wedding dress land. >> it's beautiful. it's perfect. >> as it should be, considering lynette's reputation at crystal cleaning center. >> is this more expensive than having your shirt done? >> a little bit. >> as much as $700 for heirlooming. >> the preservation of wedding gowns. >> i'm probably not going to hold it and pick it up, but it's fun to know it's there and it's back to the way it was when i wore it the first time. >> which is not often an easy task based on the available evidence. >> it was in the garden. >> how do you know? >> grass stain, heel marks. but it was a good time. >> you can get that out? >> yes, sir. larry can. >> that would be larry, the dry cleaning guy who works in the back. >> it's an art. >> one requiring a secret combination of chemical agents an

wayne freedman is in the north bay with a story of hope for the white abalone. >> scientific achievements are miracles and can come in small sizes. the abalone are still young and some day will agree to be like this. >> let's see if i can get this here. >> big, healthy, and hopefully no longer an endangered delicacy. >> they are delicious. i have never tasted one. >> but tasting success will be another matter for this scientist at uc davis. she and colleagues showed off after how after ten years of trying they successfully bread white abalone. no small task. >> the challenge is getting them to reproduce in captivity, to create babies in captivity. >> what's so hard about that? >> they didn't want to. >> what causes these abalone to reproduce? they know the tryinger is a combination of food and light and temperature. but in what amount? >> we have enough of these young that we can experiment with. we will put them in and manipulate each one of those individually and see which one has an effect on reproduction. >> as of now the lab has 125 specimens from these. one is as large as a tip of a

live in oakland wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> there are more big developments in the investigation of the crash of asiana airlines flight 214. >> ntsb revealed there were three flight attendants ejected and the flight attendants were seated in the jump seat in the rear of the plane. >> investigators confirmed reports that the pilots delayed ordering an evacuation for some reason. investigators will look at the use of the flight systems and why so many commands were entered before impact. >> i just understand the pilot said what he wants in different modes. but there is a responsibility to monitor he's getting what he asked for. >> pilot who's were flying the plane told investigators he saw light moments before landing. >> ntsb reports pilot fatigue did not seem to be part of the reason. >> runway clearing will be beginning tonight. ntsb hoping to have that done within 24 hours, we're hearing about what went on in the cabin whit crashed including 911 calls from the plane and people grabbing their luggage before evacuated. mark, you saw some of the emotional flight attendants. >> wel

. >> wayne freedman has latest on this. wayne? >> one word would describe the reaction when they got the news. that was shock, shock this time next year in july, 2014 city college of san francisco women lose accreditation. a.a cording a letter the college fell short of an 11 of 14 areas with fire -- the chancellor who works in that building did not speak on camera this afternoon. here is the college spokesperson follow bid student reactions. >> they say we failed them. a lot of wosh was done by the college groups but that would be staff and students. commission apparently felt not enough work was done. >> past year, past two years administration has drove to us this point. and have put us in a position to cut our resources turning the school into a stripped facility. >> so students feel there is a bit of a plot against them ask campus and in ways this may have been preordained. next step is appointment of a special trustee who will take the place of the other members of the board of trustees that will listen to all points of view

. >> abc 7 news wayne freedman joins us live with the story. wayne?> livermore has been a wholesome family-oriented community continuing this week a cross the street people already in place for that parade that begins at 6:00 p.m. this week is all about baseball. get used to this sound in livermore them say a world series has come to town, they mean it. >> there is one team from as close as pleasanton. another from as far as japan in, livermore they're hoping to make this an every year event. >> welcome to port williamsportera. same organization, same format but a bigger game on bigger diamonds for some of these 13-year-olds. >> we're going to try to redeem ourselves. they barely missed williams port last year. this gives these kids who have played together since eight years old another shot. >> i did myself, sir. >> it is that clean, that whole some. there is no money here no, agents just good, clean baseball beginning tomorrow through next monday. >> what do you like about this? >> everything. >> what is there not to like. >> everything. >> our sist

it appears to be wrapped up at this point and no longer a tleet let's check in now with wayne freedmanith the latest. wayne? >> this is what they're you calling a 90 fire, 90 acres burned, 90% contained. here is the view that started about 1:00 inside of the naval weapons station. then, neighbors say there are fires here every summer. here is one of them. >> i'm assuming from the train tracks. every year, it happens. parks go down here and sparks

. >> wayne freedman has been out there all day that talked to passengers. >> he has been hearing from worried friends on board that crashed plane. he is live for us. wayne? >> reporter: we're in the park just across from millbrae across from the two runways. this is where people stand all day, all night and look at the activity sfo. this is something they have never seen before. >> even after the sun went down the curious stood on the banks of a park in millbrae and stared across the water. there is just no hiding it. >> everybody here is flown on plane and think like something like this could happen. >> reporter: these are the people who had it easy who came to the airport by choice, who stood here and watch airline service resume later in the afternoon. the airport terminals were teaming with travelers who were not going anywhere. so the airport closed all those planes that could not arrive. on this day reservations guaranteed nothing. this will return to orlando now will happen for two long days. >> we have taken a hotel. >> were you able to find a room? >> it was very difficult. n

wayne freedman has more now on how the plane held up.rom video and wreckage on the runway behind me there with containers you might conclude no one would have walked away from what happened on saturday. today, from ntsb some of the nitty gritty showing bits and pieces. little pieces and big one which aside from losing its tail did a remarkable job of holding together in the front section. the chairman told what a firefighter saw he told our investigators he went in to the left and durned right, that the seats in that section of the aircraft were almost pristine. he said it looked like if you just fluffed pillows you can turn around and it could go out for its next flight. >> the damage increases as a person moves back. past the wing with jumbled seats and damage. the floor still laid in place autos it's at an angle. damage is worse as you move from front to back. getting to door four there is no floor behind door four. >> but much worked as designed including escape lighting and public address system. you have no doubt seen this photogra

. >> and i'm wayne freedman. in downtown livermore little league central. not just california but nation this week. we'll tell you with about it when we come back. >> and announcement coming from the white house today. >>> downtown san jose's controversial new gentlemen's club now has posters up advertising the date with katie morgan hosting a dult businesses are banned downtown but the gold club got approval because women will not appear nude there. one council member is concerned about this image it will create. >> we don't think one business is going to change perception of downtown. it's a bikini bar. we've got a lot of different entertainment uses here. >> we've got a lot of concerns from business communities and residents. with he know businesses may be impacted because people don't want to walk on a block that has a will you be like this. >> there are proposed regulations for the gold club and any other similar club. he wants clubs to pay a special fee to cover police in the area. he wants to ban touching of a performer and restrict alcohol sales dur

wayne freedman is there live for use they cleared the scene. there was a car over there.the police have taken that car away. let's show a picture first. dapne webb, the object of the amber alert. police describe her as african american, short curlly black hair and she has pink socks on. a background starting after 11:00 this morning. her father told police he left her in the car with a family member as he went into the store to buy an energy drink. he returned, the child was gone and police are interviewing him and that family member for details they can give. let's go to sound byte here. a man passing by at the time. the first to speak with the father after he discovered his daughter missing. >> things are in disarray a little bit. still coming around in the car. so my immediate response was did you call the police? he said no. i haven't. i will call now. >> how old is sne. >> approximately maybe 40s? >> look intoxicated?. >> absolutely. absolutely not. i can day not intoxicated. may have seen just you know under the stress. >> people describe the suspect as a woman betw

wayne freedman takes a look at the work. >> the last taxi was long on spectacle and respectfully short on ceremony. a slow trip to the holding area on the other side of the airport. fuselage, engines, other twisted metal and for anyone down wind, a sickening aroma. >> the fuel and oil and things. >> we're used to the fuel but not the burning smell. >> for few hours it sat exposed on traffic on north airport road. a tourist attraction no one wanted to see. they were working on the countered when the plane crashed. this, she said, kind of a strange bookend for her. >> when you realize what you saw, it's surreal. >> meantime, back on 28, repair work begin. it accelerated in the plane's absence. airport crowds picked up debris and repaired electronics and repaired deep gouges the plane left in the asphalt as it went grinding in. >> the deepest was it a inches deep, one foot by one foot. there were one scrape over hundred feet long. >> total damage in damages unknown but asiana will foot the bill just as it transforms what remains of the plane scrap metal the likes the airport has seen in m

wayne freedman in how the plane held up. >> this is photograph the ntsb released show the bits and piecesshreded from the boeing 777. besides losing the tail did a remarkable job of holding together in the front section particularly. the chairman said what firefighters saw as they entered the plane after the crash someplace he told our investigators as he went into door two left and turned right the seat in that sections were almost pristine. he said it looked like if you left the pillows you could turn the airplane around and could go it on for the next flight. >> the damage increases as you move back past the wing with structural damage. >> the floor is canted down at an angle. the damage is progressively worse as you move from front to back. then once you get to door four, there is no floor behind door four in the aircraft. >> much about the structure worked as designed including escape and public address system. the landing gear was designed to separate from the aircraft and it did. >> it's important that the landing gear separate so it won't create a safety hazard. >> even the fuel t

. >> and i'm wayne freedman. in downtown livermore little league central. not just california but nation this week. we'll tell you with about it when we come back. >> and >>> downtown san jose's controversial new gentlemen's club now has posters up advertising the date with katie morgan hosting a dult businesses are banned downtown but the gold club got approval because women will not appear nude there. one council member is concerned about this image it will create. >> we don't think one business is going to change perception of downtown. it's a bikini bar. rtaient uses here. e've g a lot of concerns from business communities and residents. with he know businesses may be impacted because people don't want to walk on a block that has a will you be like this. >> there are proposed regulations for the gold club and any other similar club. he wants clubs to pay a special fee to cover police in the area. he wants to ban touching of a performer and restrict alcohol minimum lighting yenss and standards. and wants the clubs to close at mid night or earlier and few

wayne freedman is in bodega bay with a story of hope for white abalone. >> when dealing with marine biology, tiny white abalone and some day they will grow to to be like this. big, healthy and hopefully no longer an endangered delicacy. that will be another matter for the doctor. she and colleagues at bodega marine lab shows after ten years of training they successfully bred white abalone. >> to create babes in creativity. >> they didn't want to. >> the question how do these abalone reproduce. the combination is a trigger of food, light and temperature. >> in what amount? we're going manipulate one of each of those and see which one has an effect. >> the lab has now 125 specimens, barely as large as a tip of a pen, this one about a year old to fully grown adults. sports diving has left so few and far between in the waters of southern california that reproduction has become next to impossible. to survive the white abalone needs numbers and once they get the procession down, this will be a can produce them. >> i think the vision is within the next five years to start producing tens of thousan

wayne freedman found out there is a whole new breed of celebrities. >> what may be the bay area's reclusiveebrity lives in this san jose apartment. he is behind that locked bathroom door, deciding about us. >> i think we may be able to get him out for a minute or two but this may be predominantly you and me. >> so said jay, the roommate. let's see him. known as hamilton hiding behind the porcelain crown. mustache that made him the clark gable of cats on the global scale. it begin a couple of months ago when jay posted a few pictures just for fun. now, he has more than 91,000 followers on instagram and facebook. >> it comes down to the mustache. >> d can you plan something like this? >> i don't think so. >> some have their doubts. jay does for a living, and they are merciless about his warm cat persona. >> you know what is in here, cat meat. >> when he performs, it's anything but warm and fuzzy. >> he never mentions hamilton. >> what he does is his thing and what i do is my thing. >> they have been together for about a year. they met of all places the animal shelter. jay will be the first to

wayne freedman is there live for use they cleared the scene. there was a car over there.the police have taken that car away. let's show a picture first. dapne webb, the object of the amber alert. police describe her as african american, short curlly black hair and she has pink socks on. a background starting after 11:00 this morning. her father told police he left her in the car with a family member as he went into the store to buy an energy drink. he returned, the child was gone and police are interviewing him and that family member for details they can give. let's go to sound byte here. a man passing by at the time. the first to speak with the father after he discovered his daughter missing. >> things are in disarray a little bit. still coming around in the car. so my immediate response was did you call the police? he said no. i haven't. i will call now. >> how old is sne. >> approximately maybe 40s? >> look intoxicated?. >> absolutely. absolutely not. i can day not intoxicated. may have seen just you know under the stress. >> people describe the suspect as a woman betw

wayne freedman with the story. >> among revelations emerging from the aftermath, that perceptions do not match reality. especially in terms of what pilots do to control the cockpit. >> there have been questions about auto throttle and some auto flight regimes in the aircraft. >> oh, my god. >> how could an airliner miss a runway with three trained officials in control? enter the phrase auto maigs complacency. >> it's basically where they're just losing track of where sit. >> jim gray trains pilots for all of them begin was hands flying then, evolves as planes become more complicated. by the time they command an airliner much of the flying is hands off. >> so they're putting in to the computer. and everything. the whole route. >> what is the difference between flying and computer program something. >> not that much difference. oddly enough. >> if you were to be a fly on the dial in the cockpit, these days it's possible to preprogram a flight and a landing in bad weather as auto programming talk to each other electrically. one question is when did the crew take over by hand? how did sy

wayne freedman has more now on how the plane held up.m video and wreckage on the runway behind me there with containers you might conclude no one would have walked away from what happened on saturday. today, from ntsb some of the nitty gritty showing bits and pieces. little pieces and big one which aside from losing its tail did a remarkable job of holding together in the front section. the chairman told what a firefighter saw he told our investigators he went in to the left and durned right, that the seats in that section of the aircraft were almost pristine. he said it looked like if you just fluffed pillows you can turn around and it could go out for its next flight. >> the damage increases as a person moves back. past the wing with jumbled seats and damage. the floor still laid in place autos it's at an angle. damage is worse as you move from front to back. getting to door four there is no floor behind door four. >> but much worked as designed including escape lighting and public address system. you have no doubt seen this photograph

now for those taking the ferry, wayne freedman will tack about that. >> here is the morning sun and commuters, a lot earlier than usual. san francisco bay ferry and right there and you can see the line of people, the folks on the history taking the first 6:00 am ferry to san francisco. the other line will form for south san francisco. people started showing up at 4:30 this morning. we spoke with the second man in line. this is jorje. >> you would normally be here? >> no. >> what is your fear? >> i am not from here and never relied on public transportation and i heard stories...i wanted to mechanic sure i get on. >> what are you doing in san francisco? >> we bring a lot of construction equipment to the guys so i have to get to work. >> every commuter has a different story. every commuter has another republican to get to work in san francisco. for every commuter, it is an inconvenience. although the ferries will be running every 45 minutes to and from san francisco, on this side you cannot just get in a line and get on the ferry. you have to go to the ticket office first and buy a ticket it, st

our reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: if an expert were to guess the date only by look at grapes ripening on vines, he or she would most likely say it is august, even based on what we are seeing in july. have you ever heard the french heard voratian? >> that's the turning of colors and signals ripening. >> here you see it. some still green, others turning red. according to this man who runs a winery in napa county, this is the warning bell and the start of a down down to a harvest that may begin three weeks earlier this year all due to the weather. >> if we have an earlier harvest for the north coast, it's a good thing because this is a cooler climate matt area. if we can get the grapes in sooner, then we aren't backed uninto late october, early november and that's when bad things happen. >> an early harvest is not unprecedent bud hardly normal. it happens about 10% of the time. the last early harvest in 2009 gave mark a little history to sell and taste. >> a little cherry. you get a little bit of olive, a little bell pepper. >> and sometimes the misconception or two by

wayne freedman, abc7. >> all right, wayne. thank you. >> leyla is here to tie all these things together for us. >> right now, we do have plenty of traffic pretty much on all our roadways except for san jose. it's looking to be in pretty decent shape. we have a brand-new accident and this is involving a few cars blocking two lanes, westbound 92, sounds like one of the cars is spun around and that is causing a huge backup there. as you can see as you approach 880, also just north of there on southbound 808 we have a new crash that sounds like it's being pushed over to the shoulder but that is also seeing plenty of traffic there coming up on the junction with 92. the rest of the drive as you approach the tolls along the san mateo bridge, it's starting to slow quite a bit. but once you pass the toll, it moves along pretty well. this sigalert in effect, one lane blocked west bound 80 at cunning boulevard. you can see where the traffic is heavy coming away from vallejo. more than an hour down to the maze. into san rafael, you top sp

i believe wayne freedman said yesterday he saw a quarter mile backup of people waiting for the ferry. this could be bad today. >> all right. well, it is getting worse as folks decide they can't stay home a second day. right now we want to check in with leyla gulen, who's monitoring stall road conditions. there's some bad news coming from b.a.r.t., too, for passengers hoping to use their shuttles. >> absolutely right, kristen. in fact, let me tell you exactly what's going on with that. shuttle buses at four b.a.r.t. stations no longer able to transport passengers. that would include el cerrito, walnut creek, dublin, and fremont. they were filled to capacity before 7:00. supposed to run until 8:00 a.m. this morning. that is not going to be an option for a lot of people who are depending on a way to get to work this morning. besides that, we're seeing lots of traffic, so if you're heading along 80, anything along the east bay is absolutely packed out there. kristen, eric? >> thank you very much, leyla. a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. actually, it's not. >> it looks like picke